Нун Мэм-первая анархо-панк группа Израиля. Noon Mem - The Final Ada
Ави Питчон замутил первую политизированую панк группу ещё в далёком 1988, а сейчас он заморочился и издал всё, что смог собрать архивного из того периода и относящегося к группе. Получился cd(репродукция кассеты), dvd, 36 страничный буклет с репродукцией оформления лирики и т.д.
Update: оцифровал и залил их альбом сюда:
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=8PCP52IS
Если качаете, в каментах плюсики хуярим, а то на мегааплоад чёт статистика не пашет, а мне интересно какова заинтересованность.
з.ы.:выложил только музло, без видео-дивиди т.к. так реально много весит.
"Noon Mem, which formed in 1988 and split up in early 1991 following a handful of concerts and a single audio cassette release, was the first Israeli political punk band. Its short-lived history nevertheless sowed the seeds for the emergence of a real punk/hardcore movement a couple of years later. While an underground scene that encompassed punk, new-wave and industrial music existed in Israel since the early 80s, Noon Mem was the first band to apply influences of British anarcho-punk to the political realities of The Middle East. The band was formed by Avi Pitchon, who was active in several groups in the radical left as well as starting "Pacifist Youth" in the time of the first Palestinian Intifada. Pitchon, who grew up mainly on second wave UK punk and anarcho-punk, already had one band behind him - The A-Sign Brigade, disbanding in 1986 after playing live only once. The other members of Noon Mem came from different backgrounds and a range of influences. Bassist Eliad Goldwasser was as much into thrash metal and hardcore as he was into punk. Drummer Nir Ofer appreciated a lot of classic rock. Guitarist Nir Matarasso was into prog rock and The Pixies… in a time when separate genre-based scenes barely existed, those who were committed enough to actually be willing to play in a band found it relatively easy to relate to one another. The glue binding the members wasn't shared political ideals or even taste in music - but sheer individuality and desire to do things differently. this release contains a CD, a DVD with a vintage documentary and a live show, a 40 page zine, archive footage and the original artwork" Somthing on the Road / doghead publishers
Пару звуков можно найти здесь: http://www.myspace.com/noonmem
Приобрести тут например, что я и сделаю по возможности в конце недели:)
http://www.uganda.co.il/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=305&osCsid=532fcvft35oesdvo50il9hoal7
Update: оцифровал и залил их альбом сюда:
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=8PCP52IS
Если качаете, в каментах плюсики хуярим, а то на мегааплоад чёт статистика не пашет, а мне интересно какова заинтересованность.
з.ы.:выложил только музло, без видео-дивиди т.к. так реально много весит.
"Noon Mem, which formed in 1988 and split up in early 1991 following a handful of concerts and a single audio cassette release, was the first Israeli political punk band. Its short-lived history nevertheless sowed the seeds for the emergence of a real punk/hardcore movement a couple of years later. While an underground scene that encompassed punk, new-wave and industrial music existed in Israel since the early 80s, Noon Mem was the first band to apply influences of British anarcho-punk to the political realities of The Middle East. The band was formed by Avi Pitchon, who was active in several groups in the radical left as well as starting "Pacifist Youth" in the time of the first Palestinian Intifada. Pitchon, who grew up mainly on second wave UK punk and anarcho-punk, already had one band behind him - The A-Sign Brigade, disbanding in 1986 after playing live only once. The other members of Noon Mem came from different backgrounds and a range of influences. Bassist Eliad Goldwasser was as much into thrash metal and hardcore as he was into punk. Drummer Nir Ofer appreciated a lot of classic rock. Guitarist Nir Matarasso was into prog rock and The Pixies… in a time when separate genre-based scenes barely existed, those who were committed enough to actually be willing to play in a band found it relatively easy to relate to one another. The glue binding the members wasn't shared political ideals or even taste in music - but sheer individuality and desire to do things differently. this release contains a CD, a DVD with a vintage documentary and a live show, a 40 page zine, archive footage and the original artwork" Somthing on the Road / doghead publishers
Пару звуков можно найти здесь: http://www.myspace.com/noonmem
Приобрести тут например, что я и сделаю по возможности в конце недели:)
http://www.uganda.co.il/catalog/product_info.php?products_id=305&osCsid=532fcvft35oesdvo50il9hoal7